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The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1887-04-16
FOREIGN.

A report is current at the Austrian
capital that another unsuccessful attempt
was made to assassinate the Gear, and that
all of the conspirators except two, a man
and a woman, both of whom had bombs
concealed about them, escaped arrest.
BY an explosion in a nitro-glycerine
factory at Freiberg, Germany, thirteen
men we're killed aud number Of others
injured.
A riot occurred at the Easter demon
STATIONS at Belfast, resulting in a collision
with the police. Several men were in
jured.
The Pope has forwarded TO the French
government proposals with reference TO
the establishment of diplomatic relations
between tho Vatican and China.
A gigantic naphtha fountain has burst
at Baku, Russia. Oil, sand and enormous
stones were carried TO a height of $50 feet.
A disturbance occurred at the town OF
zabern, Alsace, during which a number OF
recruits hauled down the German flag
from the official buildings. Several have
been arrested.
Colonel King -Harman CONSERVATIVE
Member of Parliament for the Isle OF
Thanet, Division OF Kent has been APP
pointed Under Secretary for Ireland.
Immense masses of rock and earth slid
down and entirely blocked the railway and
carriage roads at Monte Carlo Italy. The
land-fall was 80 great that il stopped all
railway communications with Monte
Carlo for twcnty-four hours.
Josiah Caldwell, of London, England,
company promoter, OF Telegraph street
has failed. His liabilities are believed TO
be enormous. He failed once before for
fl,000,O00 sterling.
The roof of church at Linguaglossa,
Sicily, fell without warning during the SER
vices Sunday, burying beneath IL 100 per-
sons, forty OF whom were killed and i'm
jured.
The fine Roman ampitheater, nj Pola,
in Austria, suddenly collapsed and fell
into an immense chasm which opened on
the site. From this chasm vapors are
emitted.
The barkeniine Susan was wrecked by
collision with an iceberg OFF Cape Boyle
n. r., and Ave ofthe crew persisted.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1887-04-16

WASHINGTON.

The director OF the mint has issued a
circular inviting designs for the diverse
aud reverse for the silver dollar and the
minor coins of the United States. An
award OF not TO exceed $500 viii be made
for each accepted set OF designs.
The President has appointed A. Is.
Charde, OF Nebraska, TO be receiver OF
public moneys at Niobrara, Neb.; and
Thomas ID. Marcum. OF Kentucky, TO be an
Indian Inspector
BY direction Of the Secretary OF the In
terror the Commissioner of the General
Land Office, at Washington, has directed
the register and receiver at the Reed City
Mich land Office 10 suspend until further
orders ali action under a recent order re-
storing to homestead and presumption en-
try about 1880 acres of land in the Reed
City district within the limits OF the Jack
son, Lansing a Saginaw railroad.
Judge Maynard has assumed at Wash
ington the duties OF Assistant Secretary
of the Treasury.
The Secretary OF the Navy has invited
sealed proposals for the building OF five
new war vessels.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1887-04-16

At Peru, Ind, Deputy Sheriff Robert
proprietor of the Opera House. for Stand
ering Mrs. Millcs. When down, Miller
kicked his victim. breaking his neck, re-
sulting in instantaneous death.
j. ii. Mckenzie who killed j. III. Riggs
in quarrel over some cornstalks, ives
taken from the Jail az Corning. Ia, early
Sunday morning and hanged 10 maple
tree 10y fifteen masked men.
Claims for damages aggregating $780,
900 have been filed against p. j. Talbot
and l.. III. Barlow, publishers OF the Demo-
crat, and G. Il. M. Niles, Register OF the
Land Office at Garden City, Kansas, by
Kimball A. Reeve, Bennett A Smith, and
A. Il. Masters. lawyers Of the same city.
John L. Raymond, the actor, died sud
denly at Evansville Ind, sunday, after an
illness OF day.
DIR. Nathan NJ Thomas, pioneer. who
established the first anti-slavery paper in
the Northwest, and helped 10 organize the
Republican party. died Thursday at
Schoolcraft, Mich, aged 81
Ex-Sheriff Cyrus w. Berry, OF Peoria,
ILL.,, has been appointed deputy marshal
of the United States district for the south
ern division of the northern district OF
Illinois.
The indicted County Commissioners OF
Cook county, H., having refused TO resign,
it is rumored that the State Legislature,
now in session, will be asked TO pass bill
with an emergency clause, declaring their
seats vacant
The Interstate Commerce Commission
have suspended for ninety days the long
and short haul section of the law for the
benefit of the Detroit, Grand Haven 4
Milwaukee X. X.
Several hundred property owners OF the
Fifth ward, OF Chicago, appointed com
mittee 10 investigate the claim made by
Mrs. II. NJ. Fuller, of Whiteside county, 10
a dover interest in millions of dollars of
real estate in that vicinity
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1887-04-16

The town OF Corydon, Ky. wns almost
destroyed by fire. Sunday morning. Loss
$4,000, partly insured.
In New Liberty, Ia, John Killecn's
stables, with ihirty.sovcn blooded horses,
we're destroyed by FIRE. Loss $4,000. No
insurance.
Half block, corner Of Canal and Jack
con streets, Chicago. occupied h.la cork
factory. and several meat markets. burned
Tulrday night. Loss $i5o,0oo.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1887-04-16

MAYBE like TO ask YOU some
ding" said Carl Dunder in hesi,a-
ting, sheepish way, as he called in to
see Sergt Bendall yesterday.
"More trouble, supposes"
"Vhell. expect vhas fool"
Exactly I've told you SO dozen
times. Now, what is it.''
"Nhell, last eafnings yhas alone in
my blaze, und strange man comes in.
Al Of n sudden he shumps aroundt
und schrambles aboudt and picks ap
dis ring from der floor"
II see; it's solid brass. and they are
bought by the bushel."
"When ne picks up der ring he SAYS
dot vhas great luck for poor man,
because, he can sell him for fife dollars.
Den he says he yhas too honest TO do
dot. Somepody lose der ring and
would feel badt. lie Will keep him
und get tree dollar reward"
'Same old game. lie finally sug-
gested that you give him two dollars
and keep the ring, didn't he:'
"Dot yhas IL. Und so he yhas prnssy'
"Purc brass, and YOU are two dollars
out"
"Und won't he come back 90 play
some more games on mes'
"Never. You will never scce his
gentle face again"
sergeant"
"I'm listening"
"If yhas foundt dead In my bed
tomorrow II vhas al right. / like
You 10 coIle oop, because you vhas my
friendt You can tell der coroner IL
vhas laudanum, and dot nopody else
yhas TO plane. See dot my funeral
goes off all right, ind like 10 haf you
gif shake some good adyices. Good
bye, sergeant Dis world yhas no
blaze for fools any more!'' Detroit
Free Press.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1887-04-16

Quails are said to have died by
thousands In Indian Valley, CAL, dur.
ing the February storms.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-05-22
STAGE NEWS AND GOSSIP
The Visit of the Famous National Opera
Company to This City Next Week.
"Lohengrin" and Faust To Be Presented
"Silver King" ct the Museum This Week
Personal Items and Notes of the Stage.

The coming appearance of the famous Nation
al Opera Company promises to be unusually
notable event This organization, under the
titIe Of the American Opera Company, made a
strong impression by their magnificent perform
nnces or opera here last season. 1t IL even more
strongly equipped this season than last, for it's
numerical strength is now 800 persons and an
idea OF the vast proportions Of the organization
and the great labor and expense Of transporting
it from city to city may be obtained from tbs
abatement that it takes two special trains of
twelve cars each to carry it with its one hundred
tons Of scenery, costumes, stage paraphernalia
and baggage. The principals of the company in
clude the following noted singers: Sopranos
Erna Juch. Pauline II Allemand. Bertha
Pierson. Amanda Fabrs; mezzos and contraltos
---CornsliA Van Zanten, Mathilde Philips. Jessie
BARTLETT Davis; tenors-William Candldus, Chas
Bassett, William Fl. Fessenden; baritones, Will
lam Ludwig, Alonzo X. Stoddard, William III.
Lee Bassos: Myron w. Whitney, William II.
Hamilton. The repertoire for the Indianapolis
~.n.on has been selected with vie of giving the
ip-t operas the company presents, with the
strongest cast Of principals, and the most brill
iant mise-en scene On Tuesday. June 2, Richard
Wagner's grand opera, "Lohengrin," will be pre-
sented with a cast including NJ IRON W. Whitney,
William Candidus, Bertha Pierson, William
Ludwig, William Merten and Cornelia van van
be given, the cast including Charles Bassett.
William Ludwig, Alonzo Stoddard, Joseph Sill
vers, Jessie Bartlett Davis. Emma Jucn and
Mathilde Philips IL has been decided to
duct the sale OF seats the same rules that gov
erped the Booth sale-that is, no more than six
tickets will be sold to one person, and none to
spectators. If they are known such The sale
Of season tickets will take place one week from
to morrow, and the general sale for the separate
performances on the following day.
Harry Minors original "Silver King will be
the attraction at the Museum all this week, as
presented by King Hedley and q carefully
selected company, with special scenic and me-
cbanical effects throughout large weeks
business Is expected.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-05-22
THINGS HEARD AND SEEN.

asHere.p said Geo. w. Sloan. the chemist, sis q
sample OF white sand found In Hamilton county.
1t crops out about Eve miles east OF Noblesville,
on the Anderson & Lebanon railroad. Look at
1t under the microscope. 1t shows beautiful
crystal OF as clear quartz as you ever saw. This
sand is almost pure silica, without a trace OF
dron. When sand has iron in ii, which is usually
the case, it has to be removed by chemicals
when used for glass-making. In using this
sand that expense could be saved. 1t is just
the kind Of sand that glass-makers want
mo better can be found anywhere-and /
am told the quantity is abundant. Gas and
sand would indicate a profitable location for
glass-making. still indianapolis, when she Gets
gas would DO better point for glnss-making
have FAR to be shipped. and manufactures
other things besides fuel aud material
He wants TO be where labor Is plenty and easily
proeursbes where he can get all manner OF sup
plies promptly: where he has good shipping ia
eilitiss. and. not the Least, where be can have
IRE and police protection"
az saw something in the Louisville street cars
on lines where they have conductors that
it might be wei to introduce here" said II.
Banberger. '.ytt.uning along each side or the
car the inside and leading to the fare box. is
tube. At each seat there is slit IN this tube
into which the nickel can be placed, which then
rolls down into the fare-box. There Is NJ
stumbling along through the car tramrlnt over
feet IN carrying your nickel TO the s<re b. or IN
playing conductor for other passengers. Another
thing, there is transfer-car at Louisviile, aud
yet transfers are made expeditiously from one
line TO another One line has stationed az
Junetiops, where lines cross, who furnish
transfer tickets to persons who change from one
line TO another The streetcars make good
time there. the cara running very rapidly, and
Ihere are three four allnght lines.
But few people know how much hypocrisy
there - in the world said young lady en-
pioyed In the telephone exchange TO a Journal
reporter, ''and Of that few the persons who
have the opportunity to hear all the telephone
talk OF city the size Of Indianapolis may be
numbered. There are not many men in bust
ness N indianapolis that do not know like
book ana not personally acquainted with
mai, dozen OF them. perhaps, but
KNOW just what kind of
A1en tuey are from hearing them
talk ever the telephone sometimes am hor-
EorGtricken At tbs Language used by men who
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-05-22
They Have Looked Into Them.

Steuoen republican.
United States grand jury at the State capital
is again looking into the of the ,ally-sheet
foreers. 1t Is TO be hoped for tho honor of In
dianapolis, and tbs State OF Indiana that the
work will be thoroughly done without fear or
favor. Let there be no foolng f1inching, nor
withdrawing. If Republicans have violated the
election laws let il be proved aud let the Grim
inals he punished 10 the full extent of the law,
and ditto if it is Democrats that did the dirty
business. There is no politics in crime, and no
regard should be paid to politics il treating
criminals IL Republican steals my money or
my horse / demand. aud the public demands, his
punishment just as much as though he were a
Democrat. and vice versa If man of this or
that stripe Of politics. sinely or in conspiracy
with Others prostitutes the right of suffrage
greatest crime man can commit against this
government, he deserves TO be punished for it.
and every good citizen will join with others in
demanding this If there is any enc. high or
low, OF this or that political party who would
shield or cover up such crime. that man is an
enemy 20 his country Mark him as such. Let
guilty escape
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-05-22

in society and among their friends are regarded
nice fellows- have in mind many prominent
church members who sometimes make the ex-
change girls who happen to be listening oinsn
with their talk over the WIRE If there is any
thing bad in q man the telephone seems 70 bring
II ont, and great deal is brought ont OF many
who profess TO be wholly good"
The professional jury loafers are the best
known habituates of the courthouse. There
must be twenty-five or thirty of them now, and
the judges clerks and bailfs do not know bet
ter than they what is going on in the courts.
They will never miss being present when new
jury case is called. They are never around when
Jury is not to be N ade up. The tedious hear
ing of case has no fascination for them, but let
the call be made for jury TO be impaneled, and
they spring up like mushrooms after a summer
shower. They glide noiselessIy into a rear chair
and eve the bailifs wistfully until the box is
filed. The bailiffs have instructions 10 ignore
them, bat il is not unfreouently tnat they are
called upon. and u is said they make tair nvlng
ont Of the pursuit In of the court rooms
there is a sign like this posted no: Five dollars
fine for lobbying to get on jury. But
fessiopais. and they frequent that room
much any of the others few days ago
jury was called for by prisoner IN the May
or's court. In five minutes dozen profession
ais were in the room. and one Of the attorneys
found il necessary to warn the court sergeant
against calling on them. Not one OF the men
had been seen in the room during a trial for
This city has man who, according to his own
statement. never used tobacco in any form,
never drank drop Of Intoxicating liquors, never
swore oath, and was nsver inside church.
He is an Enelishman by birth. and 10 at present
employed on the Merchant police force.
score more OF old citizens gathered around
the stable Of George Hermann. the undertaken,
the other morning. to view the remains OF Jesse,
one OF the four horses that drew the hearse that
contained the body of Abraham Lincoln. when
he lay here in state in 1865 Jesse was ten years
old then, and the three horses that were bar
messed with him in that memorable procession
died many years ago. Mr.. Hermann purchased
Jesse quite while ago, and, although in re-
cent years he of little service he was
kept with care account of the incident con-
nected with his life. He could have been sold
many times for than his value. Those
who witnessed his death decided he deserved
better fate than the Sellers farm, and he was
taken to the country and given decent burial
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-05-22
Tho Nuisance of tho Transfer Car.

irGIanapOHs independent
That the transfer car is a convenience to many
no one will dispute. SO would a row OF coffee or
ice-cream stands. under a proper cover in the
center of Washington street, be a convenience to
many pedestrians. and If men were allowed the
privilege TO build there, Washington street
would soon be built mp with wooden booths for
the sale of wares that somebody wants, but it
wouldn't look very well for city of 100000 in
habitanta.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-05-22

The wine that [ hold, is pre-
cious as gold; it's sparkling
and red, it wont fly to your
head; but it makes you feel
good and gives you rich blood.
Try it and be happy, and forget
life and its StrifeS, Stuber'S Wine
Sap you will find is the elixir Of life.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-05-22

Wte $aturaag D65rata
16-Page illustrated Edition
Will be published in three weeks It
will contain fine perspective views Of
the principal streets Of Indianapolis
and photographic and photographed
views Of our handsome public build
mos, business blocks and manufacture
ing institutions.
A photographic map Of the city will
be in the issue, for the purpose Of
showing our fine railroad facilities and
the opportunities offered for the loca-
ton Of manufacturers.
Real estate interests will receive a
proper amount Of consideration in the
ISSUE and nothing will be spared to set
Indianapolis right before the world.
applications for space should be sent IN early.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-03-22
TUESDAY. MARCH as, 1ss
NEWS OF THE MORNING.

EAsTERN.-The creditors of Lawton, the
New York absconder, will realize about
seventy-five per cent. of their clains......
The Treasury Department has decided that
a duty must be paid on the big Chinese
joss imported into San Francisco A
Washington physician says the Presidents
life will be endangered if he does not take
more exercise AT a mass meeting in
New York last evening, resolutions were
adopted encouraging Gladstone and Par
nell in their opposition to Irish coercion
lit was understood in Washington last
night that the President had selected Nor
rison, Bragg and Cooley as three of the
Interstate Commissioners. ...Silver in New
York, 995.
FoREIGN.-The Russian Constitutional
lists have issued manifesto making known
the nature of their demands Emperor
William has received an autograph letter
from the Gar assuring him of Russia's
peaceful intentions. Ireland is thor
oughly aroused over the Father Keller
affair. THE Gladstonians and ParDellites
are solidly arrayed against the coercion
bill....... Berlin students visited Emperor
Williams palace last night to express their
respect for him.
PACIFIC CoAsT.-An important irrigation
meeting was held at Auburn on Saturday
......Thieves loaded wagon with goods
from store in Sequel on Sunday night
and drove off "a man, supposed to be
w i. Cole, was run over by a railroad
train near Cotton, and killed "A fire in
Rio Vista yesterday destroyed a number of
buildings ...... Summer bathing has been
fully inaugurated at the Santa Cruz beach
.....City Marshal Birmingham, of San Be-
nito, who was accidentally shot recently,
has died of his injury William Will
Jams is being tried the second time in Napa
for murder......The stage from Marysville
to Camptonville was robbed yesterday.
Gordon Clark, of San Rafael, shot and
wounded his aunt, thinking she was burg
lar..-..Three new cases of smallpox were
reported at Los Angeles yesterday.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-03-22
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